/R Performs a recursive search for files meeting the file specification. TakeOwn searches the
current directory first, and then all subdirectories.
/D prompt Provides a default answer when the current user doesn??™t have the list folder
permission for a particular directory. The acceptable answers are Y to take ownership of the
directory or N to skip the directory.
Outputting Data Files with the Type Command
The Type command is a simple method of displaying the content of a file on screen. You use this
command with text files; it won??™t display control codes in a readable form and stops displaying text
when it sees an end of file character (ASCII 26). This command uses the following syntax:
TYPE [drive:][path]filename
The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
drive Specifies the drive that holds the file for display. The default is the current drive.
path Specifies the relative or absolute path of the file you want to display. The default is the
current directory.
filename Specifies the file you want to display on screen.
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Many people combine the Type command with other commands and utilities to achieve special
effects.
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